The Sister Pat Kelley Achievement Award is the National Fuel
Funds Network’s highest honor. The award recognizes exemplary personal
achievement in furthering the organization’s goals of increasing public
awareness of low-income energy problems, advancing energy assistance policy and
promoting charitable energy assistance.
NFFN Chairman Tom Stovall presents the award to David Carroll.
The Victorine Q. Adams Award highlights institutional
innovations and achievement among nonprofit NFFN members. This year the award
goes to the Energy Services, Inc.’s Keep Wisconsin Warm/Cool Fund for its
creative fund raising projects.
NFFN Chairman Tom Stovall presents the award to Tim Bruer.
The NFFN Corporate Excellence Award recognizes outstanding
achievement by a company on behalf of its low income customers. This year the
award goes to TXU Energy for its TXU
Energy Aidsm program which, since 1983, has provided over $72
million in temporary bill-payment assistance and aided 415,000 families across
Texas when they needed it most.
The commitment to help those in need runs throughout TXU
Energy where over the last 8 years employees alone donated $1.8 million to the
program. Last year 1,409 employees donated $336,656 to TXU Energy Aidsm, the largest employee
campaign to date.
Kim Campbell of TXU Energy accepted the award from NFFN Chairman Tom Stovall.
Kim Campbell of TXU Energy accepted the award from NFFN Chairman Tom Stovall.